Two Cornell Players Default in Intercollegiate Tennis
Philadelphia October 3. The singles title at the intercollegiate tournament on Merion Cricket Club courts narrows to Harvard’s Sulloway White man Behr and Dewhurst of Penn. Two Cornell players misread the start day and defaulted. Drennan of Cornell injured an ankle and forfeited in the first round.
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University of Pennsylvania
C. E. Drennan
H. Sunstein
Princeton
M. Thomson
Drennan
Corasil
H. H. Whitman
Binglee
L. K. Richardson
H. H. Whitmen
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Williams
B. B. Dewhurst
Pennsylvania
H. J. Rendall
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Sunstein
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Sumoway
Niles
Whitman and Field
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Liner
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Ragister
Hepple
Holmes
Corvail
Lewis Lowe Match Promises Record Boxing Crowd Near Washington
Washington boxing fans await the Lewis versus Lowe bout at the People's Athletic Club tomorrow night near Washington city. Promoter talk and top trainers Billy Peyton and Herman Miller seek to prepare both fighters, with a likely shot at Kid Sullivan if one wins. Readville trotting trials for Audubon Boy and Sweet Marie were postponed to tomorrow due to track conditions.
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Kid Sullivan
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Ristie Leonard
Lewis
Foxy
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Lowe
Johnny O'Connor
Herman Miller
Joe Gans
Readville
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Audubon Boy
Sweet Marie
Readville Trotting Park
White Sox Triumph Over Nationals in Pitchers Duel
In Chicago a tight 3 to 1 win over the Washington Nationals featured sharp defense and strong starting pitching. Frank Owen edged Bill Wolfe as Chicago capitalized on two key innings with timely hits while Washington failed to sustain rallies. Highlight plays and fielding supported a well earned victory for the White Sox in a tense late afternoon contest.
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Comiskey Lot
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Athletics
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Wolfe
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Sullivan
Heyden
Anderson
Texas
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Jones
Stahl
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Devis
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Cassidy
Owens
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Pielder
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Green
Jiggs
Davis
Tanehill
Tannehills
Philadelphia Edges St Louis in Tight Baseball Tilt
Philadelphia gains lead over St Louis as timely hitting decides game. Henley exits in sixth, Bender finishes. Attendance 6,687. St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 5. Stones Cross Seybold among hitters. errors noted. Boston outbatters Cleveland but wins 7 to 4 as Stovall and Barbeau contribute. Time 1:50.
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Bender
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Cross
Seybold
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Seybol
M. Cram
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Balle
Ott Henley
Sudhoff
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Connor
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Ortho and Griffith Shine in Detroit Rout of New York
Detroit shut out 3 0 in first game and lose 10 1 in second as Orth and Griffith pitch well for New York. Mullen, Hahn, Lindsay and Crawford show strong at bats while Detroit errors and base running prove costly in Washington Heights doubleheader ending the American League season. Attendance 1,200.
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Maryland Agricultural College to Open Football Season
Maryland Agricultural College prepares to open its season with a Oct 8 game against Baltimore Polytech Institute in College Park. Captain G M Mayer leads a notably light squad coached by Neilson of Nebraska, with only two veterans from last year. The schedule includes Maryland Medical College, Naval Academy, Mount St. Josephs, William and Mary, St. John’s, Washington College, Delaware College and the University of Maryland at College Park.
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Annapolis
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Newark
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Cincinnati and New York Split Doubleheader in Baseball Clash
Cincinnati and New York played a doubleheader with Cincinnati taking the first game 4 to 2 and New York earning a comeback in the second, 4 to 1. The New York lineup was patchwork as several regulars had gone East to rest, and the second game ended after eight innings to allow a train departure, drawing 2,300 spectators.
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Neal
Hinchman
Bowerman
Odwell
Clarke
Pittsburg Wins Doubleheader in Boston Standings Boost
Pittsburg defeats Boston twice in a day at Pittsburg with a first inning hit parade on Young. The second game lasts to the eleventh inning with Ritchey, Peitz, and Leivield figures shaping the final score as 2,370 spectators look on.
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Villa
Terney
Delehanty
Peltz
Weener
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Hillebrand
Abbadechio
Thirteen Innings Tie Ends Season Affair in Chicago
In Chicago on Oct. 3 Philadelphia and Chicago battled thirteen innings with runs from bunched hits and errors, ending in a 5 run tie. Attendance reached 1,800 as Umpire Emite retired and players Duggleby and Weimer finished the long game.
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Thomaz
Court
Brooklyn Twins Beat St Louis in Doubleheader
Brooklyn won both games at St Louis as Scanlon pitched both ends. Attendance 2,200. Game one featured Gossler and Batch homers with De Groff and Sheckard contributing for Brooklyn. Game two saw McDougall hold St Louis, Arndt and Batche more active, with Hummel and Malay key for Brooklyn.
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Hoelster
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Shepnard
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RHOAH
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Sheckard
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Mr. Klein
Baseball Gossip Sparks Major League Trade Talk
Olding from the Southern League plays short for Minfield while Clark Griffiths field fills with youth. The Tigers gain third place as Bill Coughlin drives a five week pace. McGraw prefers the White Sox to the Athletics and teams plot barnstorming trips. Providence tops Boston in a slugging sixteenth, and Cy Young courts Miss Bessie Myers. Charley Jones lauded as premier fielder, while New England League stars flirt with .300 batting. Auctions, lineups, and managerial gambits frame a busy baseball week.
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Comiskey
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World Series schedule set for 1905 clash of leagues
Chairman August Herrmann announced the October world series between the Philadelphia American League and New York National League clubs. Six games alternating Philadelphia and New York with a potential seventh by lot. Eligible players listed for both clubs. Officials named and venues set at Bellevue Stratford Philadelphia and Waldorf Astoria New York. Games start at 3 30 p m.
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Ohio
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
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Bender
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G B E. Waddell
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Luther Taylor
George R Wiltse
Pulliam
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Herrera posts $500 forfeit and signs to fight Hanlon
Aurelio Herrera posted $500 forfeit and again signed articles for a November 3 bout with Eddie Hanlon before the Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles. Each fighter to receive 60 percent of receipts, with 2 percent to managers, and two weeks training in the southern city required. Malicious Mischief Often done by Indigestion phrase appears as an ad for electric Bitters.
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San Francisco
Sol Levenstein
Eddie Hanlon
Pacific Athletic Club
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